Avoid damage to green gram crop by adopting protected farming

08/04/2022Posted on
Avoid damage to green gram crop by adopting protected farming

  • Protected farming is a new method of farming from traditional agriculture. In which the fields are sown with minimum tillage or without tillage. In this method, previous-crop residues are used and diversification of crops is adopted.

  • By adopting protected farming, damages caused by burning crop residues before sowing in green gram crops, such as affecting the physical, chemical composition of the soil, reducing soil fertility and water holding capacity, etc. can be avoided.

  • By cultivating green gram through protected cultivation, the crop can be saved from damage caused by high temperatures. Crop residue helps in reducing soil temperature.

  • Irrigation water is also saved by cultivating green grams by protected cultivation.

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Chance of rain in some states, see weather forecast of the whole country

08/04/2022Posted on
Weather Forecast

More storms are formed in the Bay of Bengal than in the Arabian Sea. The storms that form in the Bay of Bengal affect the eastern coast of India. During the next few days, heavy rains are possible over Northeast states including Sikkim and Sub Himalaya West Bengal, and light to moderate rains are possible over Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka. Severe heat wave conditions will continue over Northwest and Central India till next week.

Source: Skymet Weather

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Pilgrimage will be free for the elderly, know the plan of the government

07/04/2022Posted on
Pilgrimage will be free for the elderly

Madhya Pradesh government has once again started the ‘Mukhyamantri Teerth Darshan Yojana’. Under this scheme, the Tirth Darshan Yojna train is being run, which will provide free travel for the elderly to all the pilgrimage places of the country. This time the government has planned to make the elderly travel to Kashi Dham. For this, the date has been fixed from April 19 to April 22. For the journey, the Tirth Darshan Yojana train will go from Rani Kamalapati station in Bhopal to Kashi via Vidisha.

According to this scheme, the elderly and disabled above 60 years of age can apply for travel. Along with this, two years of age relaxation has been given to women. That is, women above the age of 58 years can also take advantage of this scheme. Apart from this, under the scheme, senior citizens above 65 years of age and more than 80% of disabled people will also be allowed to take an assistant on the journey with them. Not only this, under the scheme, various types of facilities like food and drink will also be provided to the passengers on the train.

Information about this scheme has been given on the website of the Tirth Darshan Scheme http://www.tirthdarshan.mp.gov.in/. Download the application form by visiting this link. Take a printout of the form and fill it in carefully. After this, submit the form along with the necessary documents to the Tehsil or Sub-Tehsil office.

Source: Nai Dunia

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Bumper recruitment for 12th pass youth will get a monthly salary of Rs 31540

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Bumper recruitment for 12th pass youth will get a monthly salary of Rs 31540

In order to provide employment to the youth of the country, Digital Education and Employment Development Institute i.e. DSRVS has taken out bumper recruitments. These recruitments have been done for the post of Assistant Rural Development Officer. If you have passed 12th from any recognized board and university then this news is for you.

DSRVS has released a notice to fill its 2659 vacancies. Under this, the 12th pass candidate from any recognized board and university can apply for the job. Apart from this, you must also have a diploma in computer course.

Under this information, the eligible and interested candidate will have to apply online by 20 April 2022. For this, you can apply online by visiting the official website dsrvindia.ac.in. After this, you will be selected after the examination test. Where after the appointment, the person will get a monthly salary of around Rs 31540.

Source: Krishi Jagran

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Importance of Molybdenum in leguminous crops

07/04/2022Posted on
Molybdenum is one of the eight essential micronutrients needed by plants. Plants absorb molybdenum in the form of molybdheth. Molybdenum is mainly located in the phloem and vascular parenchyma and is the mobile element in plants. Molybdenum is needed for the chemical transformation of nitrogen in plants.

  • Molybdenum is one of the eight essential micronutrients needed by plants. Plants absorb molybdenum in the form of molybdheth. Molybdenum is mainly located in the phloem and vascular parenchyma and is the mobile element in plants. Molybdenum is needed for the chemical transformation of nitrogen in plants.

  • Molybdenum element is helpful in the activity of nitrogen-fixation bacteria in the roots of leguminous crops. Due to its deficiency, all the activities of amino acid and protein formation in the plant decrease. Due to this, the disease resistance ability of plants starts decreasing. It is also helpful in the synthesis of vitamin C and sugar in plants.

  • Symptoms of deficiency – Young leaves dry up, turn pale green in colour, dry spots appear all over the leaves except the middle veins. Due to the lack of proper use of nitrogen, the old leaves begin to thin.

  • In plants that are deficient in molybdenum, nitrate accumulates in the leaves and does not allow adequate protein production. As a result, the growth of plants gets stunted due to a lack of nitrogen in the plants.

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There will be no relief from heat wave for the next 1 week

07/04/2022Posted on
know the weather forecast,

For the next 1 week, a severe heatwave will continue in some areas of Haryana, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Bihar, Jharkhand and Telangana. There may be some relief from the start of pre-monsoon activities after April 12. A cyclonic circulation has formed over the Bay of Bengal, soon a low-pressure area will form here which may deepen further.

Source: Skymet Weather

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What were the prices of fruits and crops on April 6 in different mandis of the country?

06/04/2022Posted on
Todays Mandi Rates

City

Market

Commodity

Variety

Grade (Avg/Super)

Min Price (In Kg)

Max Price (In Kg)

Jaipur

Muhana Market

Pineapple

Queen

–

50

53

Jaipur

Muhana Market

Raw Mango

Tamilnadu

–

50

–

Jaipur

Muhana Market

Jack Fruit

Kerala

–

28

30

Jaipur

Muhana Market

Watermelon

Bangalore

–

18

19

Jaipur

Muhana Market

Ginger

Hassan

–

34

35

Jaipur

Muhana Market

Coconut Green

Gujrat

–

32

34

Jaipur

Muhana Market

Lemon

MH

–

200

–

Jaipur

Muhana Market

Potato

–

–

9

11

Jaipur

Muhana Market

Potato

–

–

9

12

Jaipur

Muhana Market

Onion

Nasik

–

13

14

Jaipur

Muhana Market

Onion

Kuchaman

–

8

10

Jaipur

Muhana Market

Onion

Bhav Nagar

–

9

11

Jaipur

Muhana Market

Garlic

–

Ladu

25

30

Jaipur

Muhana Market

Garlic

–

Bom

35

40

Jaipur

Muhana Market

Garlic

–

Full

45

48

Jaipur

Muhana Market

Lemon

Gudur

–

190

–

Jaipur

Muhana Market

Pomegranate

–

–

70

75

Agra

Sikandra Market

Onion

Hemant Nagar

–

13

–

Agra

Sikandra Market

Onion

Nasik

–

11

14

Agra

Sikandra Market

Onion

Sagar

–

8

10

Agra

Sikandra Market

Garlic

–

–

8

13

Agra

Sikandra Market

Garlic

New

–

30

35

Agra

Sikandra Market

Jack Fruit

–

–

26

27

Agra

Sikandra Market

Ginger

Aurangabad

–

22

–

Agra

Sikandra Market

Green Chilli

Local

–

26

27

Agra

Sikandra Market

Pineapple

King

–

35

–

Agra

Sikandra Market

Water melon

MH

–

17

–

Agra

Sikandra Market

Potato

Pukhraaj

–

12

13

Agra

Sikandra Market

Potato

Khyati

–

10

11

Agra

Sikandra Market

Potato

Chipsona

–

10

12

Agra

Sikandra Market

Potato

–

Gulla

6

–

Agra

Sikandra Market

Lemon

Madras

–

190

210

Solapur

Apmc Market

Potato

Indore

–

19

–

Solapur

Apmc Market

Onion

–

–

11

15

Solapur

Apmc Market

Onion

–

–

9

12

Solapur

Apmc Market

Onion

–

Golta

8

10

Solapur

Apmc Market

Onion

–

Golti

6

7

Solapur

Apmc Market

Pomegranate

–

–

55

85

Solapur

Apmc Market

Pomegranate

–

–

60

90

Solapur

Apmc Market

Pomegranate

–

–

100

180

Solapur

Apmc Market

Grapes

–

–

25

45

West Bengal

Siliguri Market

Potato

New

–

10

–

West Bangal

Siliguri Market

Onion

–

Medium

18

–

West Bengal

Siliguri Market

Onion

–

Golta

15

–

West Bengal

Siliguri Market

Onion

–

Golti

10

–

West Bengal

Siliguri Market

Ginger

–

–

20

22

West Bengal

Siliguri Market

Garlic

–

Ladu

50

–

West Bengal

Siliguri Market

Garlic

–

Full

65

–

West Bengal

Siliguri Market

Garlic

–

Bom

75

–

West Bengal

Siliguri Market

Watermelon

–

–

20

22

West Bengal

Siliguri Market

Pineapple

–

–

45

65

West Bangal

Siliguri Market

Apple

–

–

85

110

Ratlam

Ratlam Market

Onion

–

Medium

13

–

Ratlam

Ratlam Market

Onion

–

Golta

9

–

Ratlam

Ratlam Market

Onion

–

Golti

5

–

Ratlam

Ratlam Market

Garlic

–

Ladu

15

–

Ratlam

Ratlam Market

Garlic

–

Full

23

–

Ratlam

Ratlam Market

Garlic

–

Bom

35

–

Ratlam

Ratlam Market

Green Chilli

–

–

60

–

Ratlam

Ratlam Market

Tomato

–

–

20

–

Ratlam

Ratlam Market

Potato

–

–

14

–

Ratlam

Ratlam Market

Ginger

–

–

30

–

Ratlam

Ratlam Market

Water melon

–

–

14

–

Ratlam

Ratlam Market

Musk Melon

–

–

15

–

Guwahati

Changsari & fancy bazar

Potato

–

–

14

–

Guwahati

Changsari & fancy bazar

Potato

West Bengal

–

15

–

Guwahati

Changsari & fancy bazar

Onion

–

–

11

14

Guwahati

Changsari & fancy bazar

Onion

–

–

10

12

Guwahati

Changsari & fancy bazar

Onion

Suksagar

–

11

–

Guwahati

Changsari & fancy bazar

Onion

Nasik

–

15

–

Guwahati

Changsari & fancy bazar

Garlic

Indore

Ladu

35

–

Guwahati

Changsari & fancy bazar

Garlic

Indore

Full

45

–

Guwahati

Changsari & fancy bazar

Garlic

Indore

Bom

55

–

Guwahati

Changsari & fancy bazar

Grapes

–

–

27

55

Guwahati

Changsari & fancy bazar

Pomegranate

–

–

50

80

Guwahati

Changsari & fancy bazar

Pomegranate

–

–

60

90

Guwahati

Changsari & fancy bazar

Pomegranate

–

–

100

180

Nashik

Nashik Market

Onion

New

–

8

10

Nashik

Nashik Market

Onion

–

Medium

7

8

Nashik

Nashik Market

Onion

–

Golta

3

5

Nashik

Nashik Market

Onion

–

Chapda

1

2

Lucknow

Galla Market

Apple

–

–

85

110

Lucknow

Galla Market

Orange

–

–

40

50

Lucknow

Galla Market

Watermelon

–

–

15

17

Lucknow

Galla Market

Jack Fruit

–

–

20

–

Lucknow

Galla Market

Onion

–

Average

12

14

Lucknow

Galla Market

Garlic

–

–

15

40

Lucknow

Galla Market

Ginger

Aurangabad

–

24

25

Lucknow

Galla Market

Potato

–

–

9

10

Kolkata

Kolkata Market

Potato

New

–

17

–

Kolkata

Kolkata Market

Onion

–

Medium

15

–

Kolkata

Kolkata Market

Ginger

–

–

36

–

Kolkata

Kolkata Market

Garlic

–

Ladu

29

–

Kolkata

Kolkata Market

Garlic

–

Full

31

–

Kolkata

Kolkata Market

Garlic

–

Bom

33

–

Kolkata

Kolkata Market

Watermelon

–

–

23

–

Kolkata

Kolkata Market

Pineapple

–

–

55

65

Kolkata

Kolkata Market

Apple

–

–

110

120

Kolkata

Posta Market

Potato

New

–

16

–

Kolkata

Posta Market

Onion

–

Medium

15

–

Kolkata

Posta Market

Onion

–

Golta

13

–

Kolkata

Posta Market

Onion

–

Golti

11

–

Kolkata

Posta Market

Ginger

–

–

33

–

Kolkata

Posta Market

Garlic

–

Ladu

30

–

Kolkata

Posta Market

Garlic

–

Full

32

–

Kolkata

Posta Market

Garlic

–

Bom

35

–

Kolkata

Mechua Market

Watermelon

–

–

21

–

Kolkata

Mechua Market

Pineapple

–

–

50

60

Kolkata

Mechua Market

Apple

–

–

105

125

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